Colorado Mine Troubles Aimed at Bad Leadership
Dr. Washington Gladden analyzes the Colorado mining war, blaming poor leadership among miners and degraded recruits imported to strikebreak. He argues unions must choose level headed leaders and employers and lawmakers must pursue reason, fairness, and peaceful settlements to end industrial conflict.
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Washington Gladden
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Anc
Owthers
Golden State
Citizens’ Alliance
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shot in Culdesac Idaho
In Culdesac Idaho a cowboy, Charlies Lewis, is shot dead by J C Patton hotelkeeper after a quarrel over a young woman. Patton fledd and was jailed in Lewiston for safety as crowds threatened. Coroner to investigate the killing.
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Spokane
Culdesac
Idaho
Charlies Lewis
Fred
J. C. Patton
Patton
Lewis
Lewiston
Walla Walla
Rosalia
Ahott
Lycking
Mrs Fiske to Open at Third AY Theater With Two Plays
Large demand for Mrs Fiske tickets prompts pre sale arrangement at the Third AY theater. Seats limited per purchaser. box office opens Monday at 10 am. Fiske performs Mary of Magdala and Hedda Gabler, showcasing a dramatic season highlight.
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Mes. Fiske
Stork Counts a bouncing boy for Billie Sam
Chief Engineer W. T. Lan of the tug General Wilson reports a stork visitor at 148 Twenty-first Avenue North yesterday. The stork left a bouncing baby boy weighing 0% pounds for Billie Sam and friends today.
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W. T. Lan
United States
Hotel property at stake in Washington area improvement
A petition regarding proposed improvements on Third Avenue between Bindna and Stewart streets was received yesterday to insure the Washington hotel property. The property owners will hold a conference before resuming discussion.
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Washington Hotel
Third Avenue
Bind Na Stewart Streets
Dee Dees
Great Co operation opens branch in Seattle Green Lake
A Seattle Co operation announces the opening of Branch Store No. 1 at Green Lake on May 1st with many members signing up. Promises savings and invites new members to join at the Main store and surrounding locations with contact details for inquiries.
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Green Lake
Seattle
Scribner Released by Federal Officers
George D. Scribner, held as a suspected accomplice of Albert K. Bell, was freed in Tacoma due to insufficient evidence. Investigators found travel gear and ink removal chemicals among his baggage, but Scribner claims the outfit came from an uncle in Portland to sell, while Bell asserts otherwise. He is 22, and officers think Bell influenced him.
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Tacoma
George D. Scribner
Albert K. Bell
Scribner
Alaska
Portland
Bell
Won't Get a Judge: Alaska Add'l District Hurdled
Washington April 22 There is little chance for passage of the bill to create an additional judicial district in Alaska. Rep Jones moved the bill after Senate approval. Rep Lacey of Iowa objected and refused even to read it. Lacey argues Alaska's existing court system handles current matters and recent business growth does not warrant another judge.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
House
Jones
Senate
Lacey
Iowa
Judicial Department
Great wooden drawbridge in Snohomish faces danger
The 280 foot wooden drawbridge over the Snohomish river is in grave danger. County Engineer Birney and Chief Bridge Inspector McDougall of the Seattle Bridge and Dredging company ordered the draw kept closed until repairs can be made.
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Snohomish
Snohomish River
Birney
McDougall
Seattle Bridge and Dredging Company
Woodmen Brigadier General in Seattle Organizing Uniform Teams
Prominent Woodman Brigadier General William F Ropeon arrives in Seattle to organize uniform teams in Western Washington. Officers to be appointed at Seattle Camp No 69 regular meeting next Tuesday evening. Also notes the Salvation Army mourns loss of an alto horn stolen from musician C Lowe.
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William F. Ropeon
Woodmen of the World
Washington
Seattle Camp
No. 69
Salvation Army
C. Lowe
Easy payments offer to buy merchandise weekly plan
A misleading ad promises $885 worth of merchandise for a weekly payment of $1 for fifty weeks. It provides a contact number and a vague address, urging readers to call for details. The notice uses incomplete phrases and appears to be a sales pitch rather than a verified promotion.
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A & Oona
Savings and Credit 'E
Forts to be inspected by General Funston at Puget Sound
General Frederick M. Funston arrived at Port Townsend to inspect the Puget Sound artillery district. He will visit Fort Ward near Bremerton navy yard and Forts Worden Flagler and Casey, guarding the sound’s entrance.
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Port Townsend
Frederick M. Funston
Puget Bound
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